Geocaching Around Gundagai, Bethungra and Tumblong Tavern

Another day out geocaching around Gundagai, Bethungra and the Tumblong Tavern for lunch. We headed out from home at Cootamundra at about 9.00am and didn’t get home until about 5.00pm. It was a pretty full day. All up I think we covered around 180kms.

Out and about today doing some more geocaching around Gundagai, Bethungra and the Tumblong Tavern in NSW. Found 14 of them and didn’t have a single fail. No fails is a bit of a first for us I reckon. Mum came with us this time, it was her first time geocaching and she liked it. Mum actually spotted a couple that we missed.

Lunch At The Tumblong Tavern

The Tumblong Tavern is another pub to add to our list of those that we’ve had a beer in! I always thought it was called the Adelong Crossing Hotel as that’s what it says on the front of it. We’ve driven past it hundreds of times but never called in. It’s a great old pub and lunch was awesome. I had rissoles and veggies and Amanda and mum went the steak sangas. The beer was nice and cold plus they had live music. It’s certainly a great old pub and well worth calling in at if your travelling up or down the Hume Highway.

Going For A Walk Around Gundagai NSW

While doing some geocaching around Gundagai we went for a quick walk around town. A walk around Gundagai NSW offers a blend of rich history, scenic landscapes and great old Australian charm. The town is located on the banks of the Murrumbidgee River. Gundagai is steeped in cultural heritage, with landmarks like the iconic Dog on the Tuckerbox statue and the historic Prince Alfred Bridge.

Walking through the town centre we saw heritage listed buildings, great cafés and pubs and art installations reflecting Gundagai’s storied past. For nature lovers the river walk provides tranquil views with abundant birdlife. Peaceful spots perfect for a reflective pause. The walking track along Yarri and Jacky Jacky Sculpture Trail tells the heroic tale of two Wiradjuri men who saved lives during the 1852 flood adding a profound historical layer to our walk.

Whether exploring the undulating hills or walking up and down the leafy streets a walk around Gundagai NSW reveals the town’s rustic beauty and deep-rooted connection to Australia’s colonial and Indigenous history.

What Did We Find Geocaching Around Gundagai, Bethungra and Tumblong NSW

1. Found Gardiner’s Lookout | GC8X77K
   What a track but found it
2. Found Loopy Train | GCG012
   What an awesome find
3. Found Mitta | GC4ZWA1
   What a beautiful little church thanks for hide
4. Found Tumbl’in along | GC2V9P4
   Great hide found after lunch at the pub
5. Found Bofors | GC6583G
   Great hide and piece of history
6. Found Rose Inn | GC1TYCX
   Great bit of history
7. Found National School | GC1TRWT
   Thankfully hubby is a good climber
8. Found Gundagai Railway Station | GC1TFJ8
   What a terrific place to hide a cache thankyou
9. Found The Old Flour Mill | GC1TJ1N
   What an awesome old building thankyou for the hide
10. Found Yarri | GC1TW9X
    Watch for spiders
11. Found Captain Moonlight’s Cell | GC2VAKJ
    Found looked in wrong tree at first
12. Found Parnassus | GC110B5
    Great hide good to get the blood pumping
13. Found Captain Moonlite | GC1TE4Z
    Awesome bit of history
14. Found Coolac Rest Area | GC7NC0P
    Great spot watch where you are walking

Geocaching Around Gundagai, Bethungra And Tumblong NSW